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Ebola lessons applied to vaccine clinical trials
3 proposals for ‘thinking outside the box’ in public health emergencies
Ebola cases could top 10,000 by month’s end, Fred Hutch researchers say
Disease modeling shows virus is spreading ‘without any end in sight’
How H1N1 flu escaped Tamiflu
Dennis Chao, Jesse Bloom and colleagues map global spread of mutated, drug-resistant influenza
Oral vaccine could have halved Haiti’s cholera epidemic
VIDD study shows need for comprehensive global action plan, strategy to reduce cholera-related mortality in developing countries
Corey, Longini, Casper discuss swine flu Oct. 14
Faculty and staff invited to attend public symposium 7 p.m. in Pelton
Swine flu: Aggressive plan may prevent pandemic
Longini study finds that vaccination of children and 70 percent of U.S. population could control pandemic H1N1 influenza
Pandemic flu may be well mitigated until vaccine is available
Researchers model flu to help guide national pandemic planning
Pandemic flu may be well mitigated until a vaccine is available
Researchers model flu to help guide national pandemic planning
Global control possible for cholera
Longini study shows mass immunization with cholera vaccine may reduce fatalities in affected populations
The human-to-human transmission of bird flu
Study provides first statistical evidence of limited person-to-person spread of avian-flu virus in Indonesia in 2006
Study confirms limited human-to-human spread of avian-flu virus in Indonesia in 2006
New software will provide first real-time analysis of such infectious-disease outbreaks
From a 'visionary investor,' flexibility for innovative research
Two years after Bob Arnold's unprecedented $15 million donation to the Hutchinson Center, its benefits touch all scientific divisions
No mass vaccination
Study finds that prompt surveillance, victim containment could thwart an epidemic smallpox attack
Study finds mass vaccination unnecessary in the event of a large-scale bioterrorist smallpox attack in the United States
Prompt surveillance and containment of victims would effectively thwart an epidemic
Screaming potential
Capable of simulating nationwide flu pandemics in a matter of hours, the Linux computer cluster may soon model the transmission of HIV
Disease modeling's dynamic duo
Research partners Halloran and Longini's disease-simulation expertise aids PHS efforts to build vaccine center, provide strategies to control pandemics
Supercomputers simulate flu pandemic
Collaborators use powerful computer models as virtual laboratories to predict possible course of pandemic bird flu in the United States and develop strategies for slowing its spread